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Practical Development of Internet Prolog Applications using a Java Front End
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Abstract: This paper introduces a general architecture that could be employed to many Prolog applications to make them available on the Internet. The approach presented makes use of client-server architecture where the client is a relatively intelligent front end written in Java, and the server is the Prolog based application. Two applications developed using this architecture: an intelligent image retrieval application, and a toy expert system, are discussed
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1997
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Belgium
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Leuven
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2nd International Workshop on Logic Programming Tools for Internet Applications in Conjunction with ICLP''''''''97
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Knowledge Engineering and Expert System Building Tools
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Documentation and information
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Prolog; Java; Client-server architectures; Hierarchical Classification; Expert Systems; Internet applications;
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Conference/Workshop
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